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THE SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE, MO NDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1937. TROPHY IS GIVEN INSTALL THIRD TYPE OF HIGHWAY DIVIDER. First Suburban Public Park MOTORIST HURT IN TAXLCRASH Cabman Arrested on Charge He Ran Stop Sign. TO PILOTS' CLUB Attendance Award Taken at State Meeting. LOW-COST HOME WORK TO START Houses to Be Built in Maple Lane Addition.

Twenty airplane pilots, menu bers of the South Bend Pilots club, back from Fort Wayne, today possess a trophy for best attendance at a two-day convention of Indiana pilots, sponsored by the Fort Wayne Aero club. It was decided Sunday to hold the convention4n Indianapolis next year. Max Fuller, and Lester Hamann, both of Cassopolis, completed successful solo flights at Bendix field, St. Joseph rnnntv airnnrt Runrlav aftprnoon. j.

VY' Ulnar otmm t. i i i I MIMH imi i f- -r 4 Vv 1 Head injuries, a bruised left shoulder and cuts on his face were suffered at about 8:15 a. m. Sunday by Allen JC. Hostetler, aged 25, of New Carlisle, this county, when his automobile was struck by a taxi cab driven by Therman R.

BoVoff, 505i South William street, at Eddy street and Colfax avenue. Hostetler is under care at St. Joseph hospital, where his condi-tion is reported as rood. His The ccunty commissioners today paved the way for the county's first public park, to be known as Ponader park, in accepting the gift of a plot of ground in Maple Lane, a town sit subdivision three-quarters of a mile northeast of South Bend. The plot was donated to the county by Mr.

land Mrs. William G. Ponader, who control all stock in the Maple Lane Realty corporation, owners of the land. The land is bounded on the north by Douglas road, on the east by Ninth street, on the west by Maple Lane avenue and on the south by McErlain street. Through the center of the plot runs Northern avenue, from north to south.

Across the north end of the park is Sunny Brook, a small winding stream that flows northeast into the St. Joseph river. In the northeast corner of the plot is a piece of land .96 of an acre which is privately owned and which the county hopes to purchase to complete the oblong section. It is the plan of the commissioners to ask the state conservation department to plant trees in the area as the start of a bird sanctuary. Other developments may be forthcoming in future years.

The commissioners also expect to close McErlain street at Maple avenue and Northern avenue at McErlain street, adding the street areas to the park, making the total about 10 acres. The gift of the land was based MARSHALL FARM BUREAU HOLDS PICNIC AND SHOW The TritMiBs Spec ill Serries. BOURBON, ind, Aug. 16. About 750 people attended a Marshall Farm bureau picnic and 4-H club show held on the Bourbon fair grounds Friday.

The 4-H club show included products of Marshall county enrolled in clothing, canning baking, food preparations and room improvement clubs. The annual Marshall county dress revue was one of the features of the program and was participated in by six girls. Miss Harriet Hershberger, of )Val-nut township, was chosen as grand champion and will represent the county at the state dress 'revue. Miss Geraldine Meyers, of Center township, was selected for reserve grand champion. The afternoon program included the presentation of the entrants and winners.

Senator Larry, Brandon, secretary of the Indiana farm bureau, gave an address. Mrs. C. E. Carl, president of the Marshall county Farm bureau, presided.

BUCHANAN TO HAVE RALLY The Special Service. BUCHANAN, Aug. 16. Miss Lois Kramer, a missionary to Tokio, Japan, will speak at an annual district missionary society rally of Evangelical churches Tuesday at Riverside park. She will speak times during the day.

Miss Kramer arrived in America on furlough last week. She will teH of her experiences in the missionary field. Other speakers will be Bishop E. W. Praetorius.

of St. Paul, and Rev. M. A. Simonsen, of Milwaukee, Wis.

Construction work on the first of 150 low-cost homes proposed in St. Joseph county is expected to begin within the next 10 days, according to W. G. Ponader, president of the Maple Lane Realty corporation, which is sponsoring the project. The homes are of two types, four-room bungalows and six-room one and one-half story houses.

They will be built in the Maple Lane addition, located on South Bend avenue at Ironwood drive: Construction, which is in charge of Earl E. Powers, is expected to ex Each had taken four and one-half hours of instruction. companion, Miss Veronica Quinn. 27, of Mill Creek, was treated for chest injuries and released. Boroff was arrested on a charge of failing to stop at a preferential street, and was arraigned in city court today where his case was tend over a period of 15 to 18 FIRE DESTROYS STACK.

The Tribune's Speclsl Service. LAGRANGE, Aug. 16. A large straw stack on the Cooper farm three miles west of Howe was destroyed by fire Friday night. Mr.

and Mrs. Emmitt Krugh live on the farm. The Lagrange and Shipshewana fire departments were called and worked all night to save the surrounding buildings. V-' months. The homes will be built in units of 15.

The homes will be modern in every respect, with insulated walls and complete equipment, Each homesite will include garage and landscaping. The project has received preliminary approval from the federal housing administration, after a thorough checking of location, plans and specifications, according to Mr. Ponaoer, who declined to say at present what the probable cost of the homes will be. on the realization that the county "needs a suburban center of rec reation and playground." The gift is complete, Mr. Potts said, and the land can never revert to the owners.

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Get Nurito on this guarantee, I AdV. continued until Friday. Minor injuries were sustained earlier Sunday morning by Dewey Heroy, 38, of 1012 Quimby street, when he was knocked down by an automobile driven by Thomas Compton. 1810 Division street, Mishawaka. in the 500 block South Michigan street.

After Heroy's injuries were treated at Epworth hospital police booked him on a charge of public intoxication. In city court today he was granted a continuance until Thursday. MRS. SPENCER IS CANADIAN AUTO MISHAP VICTIM Mrs. George C.

Spencer, of -Long Beach, and South Bend, was -injured seriously in an automobile accident last Tuesday 40 miles east of Toronto, according to word received by her daughter, Mrs. Elwood Dalton, 1436 East Cedar street. Mrs. Spencer, who was driving, suffered two crushed Vertebrae and is in a hospital at Bowmanville, On-tariOi Her traveling companion, Mrs Neva Roberts, of the Y. W.

C. A. residence, was injured only slightly. Their car skidded and overturned on an oiled road. FOUR INJURED NEAR ATHENS The Tribune' Special Service.

ROCHESTER, Aug. 16. Four persona were injured, one of them seriously, in an auto accident which occurred at the Hart-man corner two miles south and a half mile east of Athens in the Sugar Grove neighborhood shortly before noon Friday. The injured, all of whom are SPEAKER IX CHURCH. Dr.

J. C. Austin, D. LL. pastor of Pilgrim Baptist church, Chicagot one of the nation's largest churches, will speak in Pilgrim Baptist church here at 8 p.

m. Tuesday. A musical program is being planned. FIREMAN VISITS STATE MEETING Clarence' McGill, of truck company No. 3, at Central station, will represent the South Bend fire department at the annual convention of the Indiana Firemen's association Tuesday through Thursday in Muncie.

Mr. McGill, a district chairman, is in Muncie today attending an executive committee meeting. WALLET AND $92 TAKEN IN DEPOT His purse containing $92.50 was from Macy, were Mrs. Frank Workers are nearing completion today of the installation of the third type of lane separation to be tested on U. highway No.

31 north of South Bend, the latest type bping corrugated metal circular plates as shown in the photo. The photo also shows one of the many "cat-eye" light sockets Musselman, cuts and bruises and fractured knee cap; Mr. Mussel- which top the mile-long stretch of metal separation. Other types already installed include a concrete curb and parallel Steel bars. Photo by Tribuns Staff Photographer.

man, cuts and bruises, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moyer, cuts and bruises. The four were taken to stolen Sunday while he was talk EIGHT ARE HURT the Woodlawn hospital. All were dismissed except Mrs.

Musselman. CCC CEREMONY DRAWS CROWD Traffic Convictions ing to the union bus station ticket agent, Albert Zerull. of IN LAGRANGE Saginaw. told police Sunday Thf Tribune's Special Service. LAGRANGE, Ug.

16. Mr. 4 night. He said he. laid the wallet containing the money on the counter and while his attention was diverted for a moment some-, one stole the wallet.

CAFE OPERATOR SUED FOR TUNE Emiel Van de Walle, owner of the Midway tavern, 810 West 1 -II IIIBJ BBS i r-5 Fourth street, Mishawaka, today and Mrs. Claton Kline and two children, Violet, six years old, and Calton, nine months old, of Fort Wayne, collided with a car driven by Claudie Perkins, 19, of Lagrange Saturday evening in the northeast part of Lagrange. Frankie Reed, 15, Erwin Wagner, 18, and Vern Miller, 15. all of Lagrange, were with Perkins in his Ford roadster. The Kline car was Improper License Plates.

Frank Oles, 927 East Calvert street, $1. i Speeding. Samuel Swartz, 104 East Broadway, $12.50. Wilbur Beall, rural route No. 2, Mishawaka, $7.50.

Robert V. Crosby, 606 West Broadway, Mishawaka, $7.50. Driving Wrong Side of Street. LaVerne Long, 417 East Broadway, $2. No Driver's License.

LaVerne Long, 417 East Broadway, $1. TO OPEN HOUSE Open house at the local CCC camp, 1591 New road, Sunday to commemorate the second anniversary of the (unit drew 400 visitors who were entertained with a ball game in the afternoon. Twenty-three members of the Center township camp were housed in tents when the camp was founded Aug. 17, 1935. The 150 en-rollees now occupy 15 frame buildings.

Two United States army officers and seven technical directors are in charge of the camp. The open house Sunday was in charge of Lieut. H. A. Jordan, camp commandant.

WAGE BUDGETS ARE APPROVED The county commissioners today approved the salary budgets of County Clerk Karl W. DuBail and County Recorder Alexis Coquillard under requirements of the state budget laws. Both budgets called for salary going south and the Perkins car was named derendant in a copyright infringement suit' filed in United States district court by Gene Buck, president of the American Society of Composers, Authors Publishers, of New York city. Mr. Buck- asks damages not less than $250 for unauthorized playing in the Midway tavern of the popular piece, "The Merry Go Round Broke Down." CRASH VICTIM QUITS HOSPITAL George M.

Miller, aged 60, of The Morning AffcrTa king Carters Little Liver Pills was going west when they came together on an intersection. The Kline baby sustained severe head injuries and was taken to the Memorial hospital in Sturgis, Felix Gish, 916 Western avenue. increases and Mr. DuBail's budget calls for an extra clerk for 1938. Mich for X-ray Ignoring Stop sign.

South Reed sustained a gash on his upper lip. and was believed to have a fractured jaw. The others suffered minor injuries. Both cars were badly damaged. Anton Bella, 2120 Carlisle street, $6.

Improper Parking. Anthony R. 1 REPLACE. TODAY! 2211 O- Milwaukee, injured Aug. 9 ISLE South Douglas street, $1.

Norman Olivier, 1136 East Sorin street, $1. Arthur Tschechtelin, 1017 Stan-field street, $1. Clement Lucas, 1134 North Gol-lege street, $1. WITH A LUMBER YARD HAS FIRE. GOSHEN, Ind.

Aug. 16. Goshen firemen extinguished a fire at the Goshen Lumber company, East Lincoln avenue, Sunday afternoon where a saw-dust pile started burning from sporitanious combustion. More than 500 feet of two and one-half inch hose were laid before the blaze was under when his automobile collided with another driven by Max Karler, 43. of 325 East 10th street, Mishawaka, at Liberty drive and McKin-ley avenue, Mishawaka, returned home Sunday from St.

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